Brandon-R

That was very good. Some things could have been fixed, but why did you even concieve of throwing it away?

Does anyone have anything to say about it? Even negative compliments? I like to hear about my pieces for improvment ideas. What do you think of the style?

What do you mean? I'm not sure what you mean by saying you like my "named"

Hello everyone, I have decided to upload another work of mine. This one is also in the synch style, so don't judge it by comparing it to pop art music, or other styles. You either like or don't like this style. So tell me what you think of it. Due to restrictions on the Master Paper Copy, I will not be releasing this work in Score Format. Once I have the Master Copy back, I will release a PDF file version of the score. This is not to be edited or redistributed incorrectly. This is Copyrighted and is NOT released under the GNU/GPL Licence. All Rights Reserved. Enjoy! Clarineta.mid

Sounds excellent to me. I truly love this piece. Very enjoyable. Simplistic, but has meaning and flows with each part. Does lack a little, but overall, very enjoyable. Well worth it.

Here is a work of art that I put together in about 5 hours. It is a unique Style, so don't judge it by saying it sounds like nothing that is similar to the Pop-Art of today. This has it's own way of progressing through the work. Due to the Maryland Board of Music Education restrictions as of now, the Score information will not be made available until later on. Once I have the master copies back into my hand, I will post the scores in PDF format. This is in MIDI Format, and I hope you enjoy. Tell me what you think and give me comments. This is a copyrighted piece, you may only view and listen to it. This is not released under the GPU/GPL license. Enjoy! The Synch.mid

In my pieces, i use "n" In a several other pieces that I have seen by popular classical composers, they also use "n" n seems to be the most popular useage for nothing to ff, mf, etc.

The Synch ---- My own Quartet for Violin, Viola, Cello, and Clarinet.

In my Symphonies, I have never used the subtraction method. I have implemented pickup notes in several pieces of my own before, but have never found it to make any sense musically to subtract it from the end.